ocean eyes
she wasn't ever a very good liar and when she did lie
it was impulsive and she felt unclean
but she doesn't know doesn't understand
if it's his karma or some unpsoken unofficial
sixth sense that people never approach the subject of him directly
she is happy, but she's not
because she didn't. can't get what she wanted
and he's blinding her in all of his brilliant color and he's getting harder to ignore
she wants to tell him (everything: I'm sorry, I was scared, you're e v e r y t h i n g,
I love you)
but doesn't know how.
this isn't romance, she thought
but then he's there before her
he has her hands in his
the ocean is in his eyes again
his brow is creased
and she knows everything will be alright.
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